Completely agree.
He's dead set apparently on leaving. It's just a shame we lose pout financially.
That's exactly the type of market logic I'm talking about. 'Maximize your market value'.Football clubs don't own the players under contract with them, they are employees on fixed term contracts with all the risks and benefits that come with that. If Garbutt hadn't made the grade no one on here would be wringing their hands about the club releasing him to an uncertain future of unemployment, retraining or ekeing out a living in the lower echelons of the football pyramid. Football clubs, at least at the top end of the game, are, sadly, no longer community groups. They are big businesses. Garbutt didn't grow up an Evertonian, so why should he show any more affection to Everton than a trainee architect does to his firm or a butchers apprentice to the supermarket he trained in. I'm sure he looks fondly on Everton but if he has better chance of game time elsewhere isn't it laudable to want to play rather than sit on the bench and play a handful of games when the first choice player is injured, banned or rested?
Folk saying Oviedo should be sold and Garbutt better are absolutely nuts!! He's 3rd choice for a reason, because we got 2 left backs well better than him. When ( and it's a big when ) Baines form takes a nosedive that he can't recover from, well it's Oviedos turn or has everyone forgotten how patient he was before his leg break to be given a chance. Freak metatarsal injury doesn't make him injury prone. He's had a bad leg break, hamstring and now this. Apart from that he's been pretty sound injury wise.
3 words Macca
World. Class. Corners.
His corners alone will get us 2-3 points a season, Ovideo can't compete with that sort of thing..
You just like him cos he's young, you kiddy poker.Baines = 31 soon and having reconstructive surgery over 3months out. Also seems to have gone downhill...
Oviedo = possibly turning injury prone after a near career threatening injury.
Garbutt = 21 and englands future left back.
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